The Welsh defender has been in excellent form for the Whites this season on loan from Spurs

Former England and Leeds United midfielder Carlton Palmer thinks the

Whites should try to sign Tottenham defender Joe Rodon on loan for less

money than the player’s rumored £10–15 million asking price.

 

Daniel Farke has relied heavily on Rodon this season, as Leeds has maintained the

second-best defensive record in the league and the joint-most clean sheets in

the Championship with 12. Since moving to Elland Road, the Spurs loanee has

started 28 Championship games. He has also started all three FA Cup games to

help the Whites advance to the fifth round of the competition.

 

Leeds is reportedly interested in signing the Welsh center back, and Tottenham has placed a price tag of between £10

and £15 million. the defender permanently. The Whites currently sit in

an automatic promotion position and may not be able to sign Rodon

permanently if they don’t secure an instant return to the Premier League

Leeds is reportedly interested in permanently signing the Welsh center-back, and Tottenham has placed a price

tag of between £10 and £15 million for him. The Whites are currently in position

for automatic promotion, and if they don’t immediately return to the Premier

League, they might not be able to sign Rodon on a permanent basis.

Palmer, who played 103 games for the team, thinks a more realistic price might be paid for the 26-year-old and that the

stated asking price is “too much.” And if Leeds were to win promotion, he’s

supporting Rodon to “make the step up and play in the Premier League.”

Palmer told Football League World, “It’s reported that Spurs are asking £10 to 15

million for Joe Rodon.” Joe is presently playing on loan at Leeds United, where

he is enjoying a great season and the team is performing well.

“There was no fee agreed when he went on loan, he is doing really, really well, so

Spurs want that type of money. Will he go back to Spurs and play in their team? No he won’t.

“I believe that £10 to 15 million is a substantial sum of money. Therefore, Leeds United will examine their

promotion and assess its trajectory at the

conclusion of the current season.” Rodon

is probably worth £8 million, at most; £10 million to £15 million is simply too

much. However, I believe that if Leeds wins a promotion at the end of the

season, then that discussion needs to take place.

 

“He’s performed incredibly well at Leeds, and I genuinely believe he can play in the Premier League.”

In order to keep Rodon at Elland Road longer, Leeds

would probably need to pay Tottenham’s asking price given the

player’s loan agreement does not include a buyout option.

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